The Dragonfly Mercury Project: A national-scale citizen science program for monitoring mercury risk to ecosystem and human health
Eagles-Smith C, Willacker J, Nelson S, Flanagan Pritz C, Krabbenhoft D, Chen C, Ackerman J, Grant E, Pilliod D. 2020. The Dragonfly Mercury Project: A national-scale citizen science program for monitoring mercury risk to ecosystem and human health. SETAC (Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry) Annual Meeting
A presentation on the findings of the Dragonfly Mercury Project, a citizen science study using dragonfly larvae to investigate mercury risk to national parks and protected lands. Links include presentation slides and a video recording of the presentation.
- Type
- Presentation
- Authors
- Eagles-Smith, Collin; Willacker, James; Nelson, Sarah; Flanagan Pritz, Colleen; Krabbenhoft, Dave; Chen, Celia; Ackerman, Josh; Grant, Evan; Pilliod, David
- Date of Issue
- 2020-11
- Units
- ARD
- Keywords
- air pollution, air quality, air resources division, appalachian mountain club, citizen science, dartmouth college, dragonfly larvae, mercury, national park service, u.s geological survey, university of maine